📢 The Nigeria for Women Programme Scale-Up (NFWP-SU) paid an advocacy visit to the Plateau State Ministry of Commerce & Industry.
The team discussed data collation on women in cooperatives & SMEs.
Together, we’re driving inclusive development across Plateau State. 💪👩🏾🦱🌍
This so-called “breaking news” should worry anyone who truly cares about Nigeria’s future because a government whose loudest job strategy is exporting its workforce is clearly failing at home. Instead of celebrating agreements that ship our best brains to Saudi Arabia, the focus should be on fixing Nigeria’s broken domestic sectors, power, manufacturing, agriculture, technology and creating millions of decent jobs right here where our young people live. Why can’t we see bilateral agreements that build factories in Nigeria, fix electricity, grow local industries, and employ thousands at home rather than turning the country into a labour-export pipeline? Any policy or agreement that does not deliberately create jobs at home, improve infrastructure, strengthen local industries, and retain our best talent is not pro-development. It is an anti-people policy, dressed up as opportunity.
Again and again I appeal to our citizens to bear with the Government as it’s working hard to address hunger and hardship.
@officialABAT has adopted and approved increase in the sharing formula of the federal allocation.
If you must protest, please in every state direct the protest to the governor of that state because he/she is now collecting over 300 percent of their usual allocations
This is the breakdown of the projected revenue per state
Lagos N596.63bn, Delta N564.29bn , Akwa IbomN510.02bn .
Adamawa N141.62bn, Anambra (199.52bn), Bauchi (196.12bn), Benue (120bn), Borno (201.87bn), Ebonyi (N108.32bn), Edo (N185.35bn), Ekiti (N81.85bn), Gombe (N99.6bn), Enugu (N120bn), Imo (N136bn), Jigawa (N107.5bn), Kogi (N138.17bn), Kwara (N125.45bn), Nasarawa (N96.95bn), Niger (N236.9bn) Kaduna N84.39bn, Katsina N148.06bn, Kebbi N145.02bn.
Ondo (N45.36bn), Osun (N99.09bn), Oyo (N201.27bn), Taraba (N112bn), Plateau (N151.42bn), Sokoto (N108bn) Yobe (N87.94bn) and Zamfara (N107.93bn).
(Source Punch 14, February 2024)
With the increased revenue, every state has the capacity to feed its vulnerable people and still do project.
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Exciting News! Our CLEVER researchers Laila Berning, Rafaella Ferraz Ziegert, Mathias Cramm and Metodi Sotirov published their latest research. They conducted a comprehensive analysis of forest and ecosystem-related policies and governance mechanisms. https://t.co/DFEIBN9zCt
Read how hashtag analysis can be used for academic research and by organisations, journalists, campaign groups etc. to trace social media practices and issue composition. #forestrestoration#COP27@wildflyingpanda@SUPERB_project
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Our #CBALivingLab in #Nigeria to develop #agroforestry in ten states in the north central region of the country. Read more here: https://t.co/sTCuV5OJPk
The living labs for nature in Nigeria are spreading across ALL regions. It has been imbibed by traditional & govt. institutions as a more sustainable model to rejuvenate landscape.
HAPPY WORLD ENVIRONMENT T DAY!!! FROM ALL OF US AT FORUM FOR CIRCULAR BIOECONOMIC ALLIANCE PLATEAU STATE CHAPTER!
The Forum and all partnering bodies commemorated the world environment day yesterday Saturday, 4th June 2022, here in Jos,with a 'JOS GREEN WALK AND TREE PLANTING'
Despite agricultural productivity gains in recent decades under the Green Revolution, the sector has failed to adequately feed the sub-continent’s 1.4 billion people: malnutrition remains a major issue, particularly among children.
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We should remember that our biological resources are renewable but not unlimited - therefore their use needs to be intelligent, efficient and sustainable, following circular economy principles, says @marcpalahi#GFS2022
In January 2022, the Sumatran Elephant Foundation (Yagasu) joined the Circular Bioeconomy Alliance (CBA) with the invitation of the Yagasu program director, Mrs. Meilinda Suriani Harefa, at the CBA's first face-to-face gathering at Dumfries House, Scotland.(cont)
The closing of the #GFS2022 will wrap up the reflection upon combating deforestation, fostering quality forest restoration, developing sustainable management of forests & financing these efforts to meet the @UN Global Forest Goals & the objectives of the NY Declaration on Forests